Aaron Rodgers gave Pittsburgh Steelers fans another reason to celebrate after showing off his new look during the team’s flight home from Paris following their 16-10 victory over the New Orleans Saints.
The veteran quarterback was pictured wearing several gold chains alongside teammate Cam Heyward, with backup Mason Rudolph sharing the photo from the flight.
Pittsburgh improved to 5-2 with the win, extending its winning streak to three games as Rodgers continues to enjoy his final NFL season.
Aaron Rodgers celebrates Pittsburgh Steelers’ Paris win with Cam Heyward
The NFL also shared the picture on social media, highlighting Rodgers’ jewellery as the Steelers celebrated their victory overseas.
Rodgers kept his shirt on for the photo, but the gold chains were enough to grab attention after Pittsburgh’s latest win.
The 42-year-old completed 19 of 30 passes for 217 yards and a touchdown against the Saints, including a scoring pass to tight end Darnell Washington that helped him move past Peyton Manning on the NFL’s all-time regular-season passing touchdown list.
Rodgers now has 540 career passing touchdowns, with only Drew Brees and Tom Brady ahead of him.
His performance in Paris continued a strong stretch for the Steelers quarterback, who has thrown 11 touchdown passes over his past five games. Pittsburgh’s defence also played a major role in the victory, holding New Orleans to just 10 points.
The celebrations come as Rodgers remains committed to retiring after the 2026 season. Asked whether he could be persuaded to play another year, he replied: “No, no, no.”
Rodgers confirmed earlier this year that the current campaign would be his last, with plans to spend more time with his growing family after 23 years in professional football.
For now, his focus remains on helping Pittsburgh maintain its momentum.
The Steelers face a crucial divisional meeting with the Cleveland Browns next, with both teams sitting at 5-2. After their international trip, Rodgers and his teammates will need to quickly turn their attention back to the race for the top spot in the AFC North.
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